Withdrawal delays are among the most common complaints about trading platforms, and the only data you can fully trust is your own. This tracker records the date you asked for each withdrawal and the date the money arrived, then shows the average, the median and the longest wait. It describes your experience only and says nothing about any other customer.
Withdrawal Time Tracker
Use your own dates. Counting calendar days from request to money received, the tool shows how long your withdrawals took. It says nothing about any other customer's experience. Entries are not saved.
How to Use This Tool
- Enter the date you requested the withdrawal and the date the money reached your account.
- Add a row for each withdrawal. You can download a CSV to keep your record.
- Review the average, median and longest wait. A rising trend or a single very long wait is worth raising with the platform in writing.
Why Your Own Record Matters
Published processing times are targets or averages, and they may not describe your case. A personal record shows how long things took in practice, and it is useful evidence if you need to complain. Keep the request confirmation, the reference number and any messages from support alongside the dates, as discussed in ignoring account statements.
Look at the median as well as the average. One unusually long wait pulls the average up, while the median shows the typical case. Note anything that could explain a delay, such as identity checks, a change of payment method or a bonus condition; broker terms and withdrawal mistakes explains why these matter. Test the process early with a small withdrawal, as described in not verifying the withdrawal process.
If requests are refused, delayed without explanation, or met with demands for further payments, stop and read withdrawal fee scam warnings and how to report a binary options scam.
Limits
This page uses only the numbers you type in. It does not fetch prices, payouts or schedules, it does not know your platform, and its output is not advice or a prediction. Check your platform's own terms and test any plan on a demo account first.
Frequently Asked Questions
What counts as the date received?
The date the money shows in the account you withdrew to, not the date the platform marked it as sent.
Is a long wait proof of a problem?
Not on its own. Record the reasons you are given and ask for them in writing.
Are my entries stored?
No. They stay in the page, so download the CSV to keep them.
Should I test withdrawals before depositing more?
Many traders do, with a small amount, to see how the process works.